DMC 2010-13 requires that all land survey data be aligned with which of the following?

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DMC 2010-13 requires that all land survey data be aligned with which of the following?

The fundamental idea is that survey data must be tied to a single official geodetic reference frame so measurements from different surveys can be compared and combined reliably.aligning all land survey data with the PRS92 geodetic network provides that standard. PRS92 is the official Philippine reference system, giving coordinates in a consistent frame so parcel corners, boundaries, and measurements line up across maps, cadastre, and GIS, and across time as surveys are updated. This avoids errors that come from mixing different local datums or historic references. Local land use plans guide how land is to be used, not the numeric coordinate reference for surveys. Historical boundaries refer to older lines that may be imprecise or obsolete. The National Integrated Protected Areas System (NIPAS) concerns protected areas and their boundaries, not the geodetic framework for surveying.

The fundamental idea is that survey data must be tied to a single official geodetic reference frame so measurements from different surveys can be compared and combined reliably.aligning all land survey data with the PRS92 geodetic network provides that standard. PRS92 is the official Philippine reference system, giving coordinates in a consistent frame so parcel corners, boundaries, and measurements line up across maps, cadastre, and GIS, and across time as surveys are updated. This avoids errors that come from mixing different local datums or historic references.

Local land use plans guide how land is to be used, not the numeric coordinate reference for surveys. Historical boundaries refer to older lines that may be imprecise or obsolete. The National Integrated Protected Areas System (NIPAS) concerns protected areas and their boundaries, not the geodetic framework for surveying.

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